"Do you live under your husband?" A friend
of mine who visited New York from afar for the first time in 40 years spoke to
me.
I wanted to say, 'You do not notice your
husband, and do you?' But I kept my mouth shut. Then the arrow flew toward
another friend who was eating diligently from the side, I am saying, “She was
divorced when she lived her way.”
Three women I met in 40 years could not just
break up. I slept through the night and had a chat with friends at a single
friend’s house. "Let's play one more day." My friends grabbed me and
I called my husband. "Tomorrow I will go home. Give a one more night to
play with friends.” My husband yelled," Come right now. "
"Why do you live like that? Why does not
your husband believe you? Did you sin against your husband? " Eventually,
our friends who listened to our conversation quietly joined her to chorus.
In a different situation, would I feel good if
my husband did not come home with friends for the first time in 40 years?
When I was in middle school, I was on a crowded
bus in the morning. My dad pushed me into the bus and watched me. He almost ran
into a telephone pole. He did not know that there was a pole in front of him.
When I came back from school, he was waiting at the bus stop. At the Weston
restaurant in Itaewon, he used to buy cream soup and fry chicken and ask about
the school. There is no end to my father 's love. As one reader has said,
"you write a lot of your father's story in the newspaper." I live
with a memory of love for my mother and father.
I gave birth to my first child three years
later after my mother died. Until my love for my mother moved to my child, And
after my father died, love is being transferred to my husband.
Not because my husband does not believe me, nor
because I have sinned against him. In order to keep the family, I had to choose
the right thing (returning to the husband's home) rather than the good thing
(playing with friends).
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